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- From: cmoore@ARL.MIL
- Date: Wed, 10 May 95 12:45:25 EDT
- Subject: zone.7
-
- DCCL - World Numbering Zone 7 - former USSR territory, including CIS nations
- 9 May 1995
- Inquiries: contact cmoore@ARL.MIL or djcl@io.org
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-
- 7 Former Soviet Union (including republics in the Commonwealth of
- Independent States), before some republics changed codes. Many
- nations never recognized 1940 seizure of the Baltic republics,
- which are now using new country codes (see below).
-
- [If asterisk appears at end of line containing a 3-digit city code,
- add '22' or '2', respectively, before a 5 or 6 digit telephone number.
- Otherwise, add '00' or '0', respectively. This note was written 19
- Sept. 1990; later-arriving entries will be marked "&" if such add-on
- information is unknown.
-
- [31 Oct 1992: new information from OAG Travel Planner was found for
- these nations. Individual republics are listed now; any question mark
- after a republic name indicates that this is probably which country
- the code belongs to, but was not confirmed.
-
- [30 Apr 1993: some nations formerly in country code 7 now have service
- under new country codes. These are Lithuania (+370), Latvia (+371),
- Estonia (+372) and Moldova (+373), all in the European zone 3 (see
- that file for detailed listings of these nations).
-
- [27 Feb 1995: Belarus will use +375 and Ukraine +380 effective
- 16 April 1995, as these nations withdraw from the +7 country code.
- Azerbaijan was assigned country code +994, but implementation
- appears to be limited (mentioned in BT's phone books in the UK).
-
- [29 Apr 1995:
- * Armenia changes to +374, effective 1 May 1995; permissive dialing
- with +7 until 1 July 1995.
- * Belarus +375 has permissive dialing with +7 until some unknown point
- in 1997.
- * Ukraine has permissive dialing with +7 for approximately six months
- following the 16 Apr 1995 activation of +380.
- * Georgia has been assigned +995; details of any changeover from +7
- are unknown at this point.]
-
- 011 Kaliningrad, Russia * (01122)
- 012 Lithuania [now +370]
- 012 10 Birstonas, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 11 Ukmerge, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 14 Shauliai, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 16 Skuodas, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 17 Svencionys, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 18 Plunge, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 19 Jonava, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 2 Vilnius, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 20 Birzai, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 28 Raseinia, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 29 Ignalina, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 30 Moletai, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 32 Sirvintos, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 33 Drusknikai, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 35 Alytus, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 36 Palanga, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 37 Elektrienai, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 38 Trakai, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 39 Utena, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 40 Gargzdei, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 41 Silute, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 42 Vilkaviskis, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 43 Marijampole, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 46 Taurage, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 47 Sakiai, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 48 Jurbarkas, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 49 Prienai, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 50 Salcininkai, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 51 Anyksciai, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 54 Panevezys, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 56 Kaisiadorys, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 57 Kedainiai, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 59 Nida, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 60 Varena, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 61 Klaipeda, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 68 Lazdijai, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 7 Kaunas, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 70 Zarasai, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 71 Pasvalys, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 78 Rokiskis, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 91 Pakruojis, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 92 Radviliskis, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 93 Mazeikiai, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 94 Telsiai, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 95 N. Akmene, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 96 Joniskis, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 012 97 Kelme, Lithuania [now in +370]
- 013 Latvia [now +371]
- 013 2 Riga, Latvia * [now +371 2]
- 013 2 Olaine, Latvia [now +371 2]
- 013 2 Sigulda, Latvia [now +371 2]
- 013 30 Jelgava, Latvia [now +371 30]
- 013 31 Tukums, Latvia [now +371 31]
- 013 32 Talsi, Latvia [now +371 32]
- 013 33 Kuldiga, Latvia [now +371 33]
- 013 34 Aizpute, Liepaja (or Liepaya), Latvia [now +371 34]
- 013 36 Ventspils, Latvia [now +371 36]
- 013 38 Saldus, Latvia [now +371 38]
- 013 39 Bauska, Latvia [now +371 39]
- 013 40 Limbazi, Latvia [now +371 40]
- 013 41 Cesis, Latvia [now +371 41]
- 013 42 Valmiera, Latvia [now +371 42]
- 013 43 Ainazi, Latvia [now +371 43] (Aluksne?)
- 013 44 Gulbene, Latvia [now +371 44]
- 013 45 Balvi, Latvia [now +371 45]
- 013 46 Rezekne, Latvia [now +371 46]
- 013 47 Valka, Latvia [now +371 47]
- 013 48 Madona, Latvia [now +371 48]
- 013 50 Ogre, Latvia [now +371 50]
- 013 51 Aizkraukle, Latvia [now +371 51]
- 013 52 Jekabpils, Latvia [now +371 52]
- 013 53 Preili, Latvia [now +371 53]
- 013 54 Daugavpils, Latvia [now +371 54]
- 013 56 Kraslava, Latvia [now +371 56]
- 013 57 Ludza, Latvia [now +371 57]
- 013 62 Jurmala, Latvia [now +371 2, same as Riga]
- 014 Estonia [now +372]
- 014 2 Tallinn, Estonia * [now in +372]
- 014 2 Harjus, Estonia [now in +372]
- 014 30 Pylva, Estonia [now in +372]
- 014 32 Rakvere, Estonia [now in +372]
- 014 33 Kohtla Jerve, Estonia [now in +372]
- 014 34 Tartu, Estonia [now in +372]
- 014 35 Narva, Estonia [now in +372]
- 014 37 Jigeva, Estonia [now in +372]
- 014 38 Pajde, Estonia [now in +372]
- 014 41 Vyru, Estonia [now in +372]
- 014 42 Valga, Estonia [now in +372]
- 014 43 Viljandis, Estonia [now in +372]
- 014 44 Parnu, Estonia [now in +372]
- 014 45 Kuresare, Estonia [now in +372]
- 014 46 Kiardla, Estonia [now in +372]
- 014 47 Hapsalu, Estonia [now in +372]
- 014 48 Rapla, Estonia [now in +372]
- 014 49 Silamiaje, Estonia [now in +372]
- 015 Grodno, Belarus * (01522) [now in +375]
- 015 11 Berestovitsa, Belarus [now in +375]
- 015 12 Volkovysk, Belarus [now in +375]
- 015 13 Svisloch, Belarus [now in +375]
- 015 14 Shchuchin, Belarus [now in +375]
- 015 15 Mosty, Belarus [now in +375]
- 015 61 Lida, Belarus [now in +375]
- 015 62 Slonim, Belarus [now in +375]
- 015 63 Dyatlovo, Belarus [now in +375]
- 015 64 Zelva, Belarus [now in +375]
- 015 91 Ostrovets, Belarus [now in +375]
- 015 91 Smorgon, Belarus [now in +375]
- 015 93 Oshmyany, Belarus [now in +375]
- 015 94 Voronovo, Belarus [now in +375]
- 015 95 Ivje (Iwe), Belarus [now in +375]
- 015 96 Korelichy, Belarus [now in +375]
- 015 97 Novogrudok, Belarus [now in +375]
- 016 Brest, Belarus * (01622) [now in +375]
- 016 31 Kamenets, Belarus [now in +375]
- 016 32 Pruzhany, Belarus [now in +375]
- 016 33 Lyakhovichi, Belarus [now in +375]
- 016 34 Baranovichi, Belarus [now in +375]
- 016 41 Zhabinka, Belarus [now in +375]
- 016 42 Kobrin (Kobrynsk), Belarus [now in +375]
- 016 43 Bereza, Belarus [now in +375]
- 016 44 Drogichin, Belarus [now in +375]
- 016 45 Ivatsevichi, Belarus [now in +375]
- 016 46 Gantsevchi, Belarus [now in +375]
- 016 47 Luninets, Belarus [now in +375]
- 016 51 Malorita, Belarus [now in +375]
- 016 52 Ivanovo Brestsky, Belarus [now in +375]
- 016 53 Pinsk, Belarus [now in +375]
- 016 55 Stolin, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 Mensk (was Minsk), Belarus * (0172) [now in +375]
- 017 10 Soligorsk, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 13 Pukhovichi, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 14 Cherven, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 15 Berezino, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 16 Dzerzhinsk, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 17 Stolbtsy, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 18 Uzda, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 19 Kopyl, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 70 Nesvizh, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 71 Vilejka, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 72 Volozhin, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 73 Molodechno, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 74 Logojsk, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 75 Zhodino, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 76 Smolevichi, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 77 Borisov, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 79 Pleshchenitsy, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 92 Starye Dorogi, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 93 Kletsk, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 94 Luban, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 95 Slutsk, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 96 Krupki, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 97 Myadel, Belarus [now in +375]
- 017 97 Naroch, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 Vitebsk, Belarus * (0212 or 02122) [now in +375]
- 021 30 Shumilino, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 31 Beshenkovichi, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 32 Lepel, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 33 Chashniki, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 35 Senno, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 36 Tolochin, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 37 Dubrovno, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 38 Liozno, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 39 Gorodok, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 44 Novopolotsk, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 44 Polotsk, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 51 Verkhnedvinsk, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 52 Miory (Miary k/Minska), Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 53 Braslav, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 54 Sharkovshchina, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 55 Postavy, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 56 Glubokoe, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 57 Dokshitsy, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 58 Ushachi, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 59 Rossony, Belarus [now in +375]
- 021 61 Orsha, Belarus [now in +375]
- 022 Mogilev, Belarus * (02222) [now in +375]
- 022 30 Glusk, Belarus [now in +375]
- 022 31 Bykhov, Belarus [now in +375]
- 022 32 Belynichi, Belarus [now in +375]
- 022 33 Gorki, Belarus [now in +375]
- 022 34 Krugloe, Belarus [now in +375]
- 022 35 Osipovichi, Belarus [now in +375]
- 022 36 Klichev, Belarus [now in +375]
- 022 37 Kirovsk, Belarus [now in +375]
- 022 38 Krasnopolje, Belarus [now in +375]
- 022 39 Shklov, Belarus [now in +375]
- 022 40 Mstislavl, Belarus [now in +375]
- 022 41 Krichev, Belarus [now in +375]
- 022 42 Chausy, Belarus [now in +375]
- 022 43 Cherikov, Belarus [now in +375]
- 022 44 Klimovichi, Belarus [now in +375]
- 022 45 Kostyukovichi, Belarus [now in +375]
- 022 46 Slavgorod, Belarus [now in +375]
- 022 51 Bobruysk, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 Gomel, Belarus * (0232 or 02322) [now in +375]
- 023 30 Vetka, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 32 Chechersk, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 33 Dobrush, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 34 Zhlobin, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 36 Buda-Koshelevo, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 37 Korma, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 39 Rogachev, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 40 Rechitsa, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 42 Svetlogorsk, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 44 Bragin, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 45 Kalinkovichi, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 46 Khojniki, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 47 Loev, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 50 Petrikov, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 51 Mozyr, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 53 Zhitkovichi, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 54 Elsk, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 55 Narovlya, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 56 Lelshitsy, Belarus [now in +375]
- 023 57 Oktyabrsky, Belarus [now in +375]
- 031 Uzhhorod (Uzhgorod), Ukraine (03100) [now in +380]
- 032 Lviv (Lvov), Ukraine * (0322) [now in +380]
- 033 Lutsk, Ukraine (03300) [now in +380]
- 034 Ivano-Frankivsk (Ivano-Frankovsk), Ukraine * (0340 or 03400)
- 035 Ternopil (Ternopol), Ukraine (0350 or 03500) [now in +380]
- 036 Rivne (Rovno), Ukraine * [now in +380]
- 037 Chernivtsi (Chernovtsi, Chernovtsy), Ukraine * (03700)
- [now in +380]
- 038 Khmelnytsky (Khmelnitskiy,Khmelnitski), Ukraine * (0380 or 03800)
- [now in +380]
- 041 Zhytomyr (Zhitomir), Ukraine (0410 or 04100) [now in +380]
- 042 Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 Kishinev, Moldova * (0422) [now in +373]
- 042 30 Soroka, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 31 Beltsy, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 32 Bandery, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 33 Tiraspol, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 35 Orchejis, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 38 Komratas, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 39 Kachulas, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 40 Grigoriopolis, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 41 Cimislija, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 42 Stefan Vode, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 43 Keusenis, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 44 Kelerasis, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 46 Jedinecas, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 47 Bricenis, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 48 Kriulenis, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 49 Glodenis, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 50 Florestis, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 51 Dondusenis, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 53 Vulkenestis, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 56 Ryskanis, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 58 Telenestis, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 59 Felestis, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 61 Cadyr Lunga, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 62 Synzereja, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 63 Leovo, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 65 Anenji Nojus, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 70 Maksimovka, Moldova [now in +373]
- 042 76 Paskanai, Moldova [now in +373]
- 043 Vinnytsya (Vinnitsya), Ukraine * (0430 or 04300) [now in +380]
- 044 Kyiv (Kyyiv, Kiev), Ukraine * [now in +380]
- 046 Chernihiv (Chernigov), Ukraine * (04622) [now in +380]
- 047 Cherkasy (Cherkassi, Cherkassy), Ukraine * (0472 or 04722)
- [now in +380]
- 047 35 Korsun-Schevchenkovski, Ukraine [now in +380]
- 048 Odessa, Ukraine * (0482) [now in +380]
- 048 49 Bilhorod-Dnistrovsky (Belgorod-Dnestrovskij), Ukraine
- [now in +380]
- 051 Mykolayiv (Nikolaev), Ukraine * (0510) [now in +380]
- 052 Kirovohrad (Kirovograd), Ukraine * (05222) [now in +380]
- 053 Poltava, Ukraine * (05322) [now in +380]
- 054 Sumy (Sumi), Ukraine (05400) [now in +380]
- 055 Kherson, Ukraine * (05500) [now in +380]
- 056 Dnipropetrovsk (Dnepropetrovsk), Ukraine * (0562) [now in +380]
- 056 4 Kryvy Rih (Krivoy Rog), Ukraine [now in +380]
- 056 92 Dniprodzerzhynsk (Dneprodzerzhinsk), Ukraine [now in +380]
- 057 Kharkiv (Kharkov), Ukraine * (0572) [now in +380]
- 060 Yalta, Ukraine (0600) (what about 0654?) [now in +380]
- 061 Zaporizhya (Zaporozhye), Ukraine * (0612, 06122) [now in +380]
- 061 53 Berdyansk, Ukraine [now in +380]
- 062 Donetsk, Ukraine * (0622) [now in +380]
- 062 9 Mariupol, Ukraine [now in +380]
- 064 Luhansk (Lugansk), Ukraine * (0642) (was Voroshilovograd)
- [now in +380]
- 065 Simferopol, Ukraine * (06522) [now in +380]
- 065 4 Yalta, Ukraine (what about 0600?) [now in +380]
- 065 54 Bakhchysaray (Bakhchisarai, Bakhchisaray), Ukraine
- [now in +380]
- 065 60 Alushta, Ukraine [now in +380]
- 065 61 Kerch, Ukraine [now in +380]
- 065 62 Feodosiya, Ukraine [now in +380]
- 065 64 Dzhankoy, Ukraine [now in +380]
- 069 Sevastopol (or Sebastapol, Sebastopol), Ukraine (0690)
- [now in +380]
- 071 Kursk, Russia * (07100)
- 072 Belgorod, Russia * (07222)
- 072 52 Stary Oskol
- 073 Voronezh, Russia * (0732)
- 073 50 Bobrov
- 074 Lipetsk, Russia? (0740)
- 075 Tambov, Russia * (07522)
- 075 45 Michurinsk
- 081 Smolensk, Russia (08100)
- 082 Tver (former Kalinin), Russia? * (08222)
- 082 33 Vyshni Volochek
- 083 Bryansk, Russia * (08322)
- 084 Kaluga, Russia * (08422)
- 084 39 Obninsk
- 085 Yaroslavl, Russia * (or 0852, from Kyiv 1992 book)
- 085 32 Uglich
- 085 35 Pereslavl-Zalessky, Russia
- 085 36 Rostov, Russia
- 085 37 Rybinsk (former Andropov), Russia
- 086 Orel, Russia (0860 or 08600)
- 087 Tula, Russia * (0872)
- 091 Ryazan, Russia (0912)
- 092 Vladimir, Russia * (09222)
- 092 31 Suzdal, Russia
- 092 32 Kovrov
- 092 34 Murom
- 093 Ivanovo, Russia * (09322)
- 093 31 Kineshma
- 094 Kostroma, Russia? * (09422)
- 095 Moscow (Moskva), Russia (treated as a republic because of size)
- 096 Moscow (Moskva), Russia cellular mobile
- 301 Ulan-Ude, Russia * (30122)
- 302 Chita, Russia * (30222)
- 310 Dzhezkazgan * (31022)
- 311 Uralsk, Kazakhstan * (31122)
- 312 Guryev, Kazakhstan *
- 313 Aktyubinsk (31300)
- 314 Kustanai (or Kustanay), Kazakhstan * (31422)
- 315 Petropavlovsk (31500)
- 316 Kokchetav, Kazakhstan * (3162 or 31622)
- 317 Tsilinograd (or Tselinograd), Kazakhstan? * (3172 or 31722)
- 321 Karaganda, Kazakhstan (3210 or 32100)
- 322 Semipalatinsk, Kazakhstan *
- 323 Ust-Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan * (3232 or 32322)
- 325 Chimkent, Kazakhstan *
- 326 Dzhambul (or Djambul), Kazakhstan * (3262 or 32622)
- 327 Alma-Ata, Kazakhstan * (3272)
- 331 Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan * (was Frunze)
- 332 Osh, Kyrgyzstan *
- 337 Dushanbe, Tajikistan *
- 337 38 Nurek, Tajikistan
- 337 44 Kurgan-Tyube, Tajikistan
- 341 Izhevsk (was Ustinov), Russia * (34122)
- 341 41 Glazov
- 341 45 Votkinsk
- 341 47 Sarapul
- 342 Perm, Russia * (3422)
- 342 42 Berezniki
- 342 53 Solikamsk
- 343 Yekaterinburg (formerly Sverdlovsk), Russia * (3432)
- 343 51 Nizhni Tagil
- 345 Tyumen, Russia * (34522)
- 347 Ufa, Russia * (3472)
- 351 Chelyabinsk, Russia * (3512)
- 351 37 Magnitogorsk, Russia
- 352 Kurgan, Russia * (35222)
- 353 Orenburg, Russia (35300)
- 360 Tashauz, Turkmenistan *
- 361 Nukus, Uzbekistan * (36122)
- 362 Urgench
- 363 Ashkhabad, Turkmenistan * (36300)
- 365 Bukhara, Uzbekistan * (36522)
- 366 Samarkand, Uzbekistan * (36622)
- 367 Gulistan, Uzbekistan? * (36722)
- 369 Namangan, Uzbekistan * (36922)
- 370 Mary, Turkmenistan *
- 371 Tashkent, Uzbekistan * (3712)
- 372 Dzhizak, Uzbekistan? * (37222)
- 373 Fergana, Uzbekistan * (37322)
- 374 Andizhan, Uzbekistan * (37422)
- 375 Karshi, Uzbekistan * (37522)
- 376 Termez, Uzbekistan? (near Turkmenistan border) (37622)
- 377 Dushanbe, Tadzhikstan * (3772)
- 379 Khudzhand
- 381 Omsk, Russia * (3812)
- 382 Tomsk, Russia * (3822 or 38222)
- 383 Novosibirsk (or Novossibirsk), Russia * (3832)
- 383 41 Berdsk
- 384 Kemerovo, Russia * (38422)
- 385 Barnaul, Russia * (3852)
- 385 38 Biysk
- 391 Krasnoyarsk, Russia * (3912)
- 394 Kizil (or Kyzyl?) * (39422)
- 395 Irkutsk, Russia * (3952)
- 395 18 Angarsk
- 395 31 Bratsk
- 411 Yakutsk, Russia * (41122)
- 413 Magadan, Russia (41300)
- 415 Petropavlovsk-Kamchatski, Russia (41500)
- 416 Blagoveshchensk, Russia * (41622)
- 421 Khabarovsk, Russia (4210 or 42100)
- 423 Vladivostok, Russia (42300)
- 424 Juzhno-Sakhalinsk (or Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk), Russia? (42400)
- 436 Navoi * (43622)
- 501 Sovintel network in Moscow
- 502 Combellga network
- 503 Comstar network
- 811 Pskov, Russia * (81122)
- 811 53 Velikie Luki
- 812 St Petersburg, Russia (name changed 1991 from Leningrad)
- 812 63 Volkhov
- 812 78 Vyborg
- 814 Petrozavodsk, Russia (81400)
- 815 Murmansk, Russia * (8150 or 81500)
- 816 Novgorod, Russia (8160 or 81600)
- 817 Vologda, Russia * (81722)
- 817 36 Cherepovets
- 818 Arkhangelsk, Russia (81800)
- 821 Siktivkar (or Syktyvkar), Russia? * (82122)
- 821 47 Ukhta
- 821 51 Vorkuta
- 831 Nizhni(i) Novgorod (was Gorky or Gorki), Russia * (8312)
- 831 47 Arzamas
- 833 Vyatka (formerly Kirov), Russia (83300) (or 8332, Kyiv '92 book)
- 834 Saransk, Russia * (8342 or 83422)
- 835 Cheboksari (or Cheboksary), Russia (8350)
- 836 Ioshkar-Ola, Russia? * (83622)
- 841 Penza, Russia * (8412)
- 842 Simbirsk (formerly Ulyanovsk), Russia * (84222)
- 842 35 Dimitrovgrad
- 843 Kazan, Russia * (8432)
- 843 12 Almetyevsk
- 843 53 Nizhnekamsk
- 843 9 Naberezhnye Chelny, Russia
- 844 Volgograd, Russia * (8442) (was once Stalingrad)
- 845 Saratov, Russia * (8452)
- 845 70 Balakovo
- 846 Samara (was Kuibishev or Kuybyshev), Russia * (8462)
- 846 35 Novokuybyshevsk
- 847 Elista, Russia? * (84722)
- 848 Tolyatti, Russia & [see Note 3 below]
- 851 Astrakhan, Russia * (85100)
- 855 Naberezhnye Chelny, Russia &
- 861 Krasnodar, Russia * (8612)
- 861 34 Novorossijsk (or Novorossiysk), Russia
- 861 37 Armavir
- 862 Sochi, Russia * (8620)
- 863 Rostov-na-Donu (or Rostov-on-Don), Russia * (8632)
- 863 42 Azov
- 863 44 Taganrog, Russia
- 863 52 Novocherkassk, Russia
- 865 Stavropol, Russia * (86522)
- 865 31 Mineralnye Vody, Russia
- 865 37 Kislovodsk, Russia
- 866 Nalchik, Russia (86600)
- 867 Vladikarkaz (formerly Ordzhonikidze), Russia * (86722)
- 867 Vladikarkaz, Russia *
- 871 Groznii (or Grozny), Russia * (87122)
- 872 Makhachkala, Russia (8720 or 87200)
- 874 Andizhan, Uzbekistan *
- 879 Pyatigorsk, Russia (8790 or 87900)
- 881 Sukhumi, Georgia * (88122) [may change to +995]
- 882 Batumi, Georgia (88200) [may change to +995]
- 883 Tbilisi, Georgia * (8832) [may change to +995]
- 883 31 Kutaisi, Georgia [may change to +995]
- 885 Erevan (or Yerevan), Armenia * (8852) [now in +374]
- 885 69 Kumayri or Giumri (former Leninakan), Armenia [now in +374]
- 892 Baku, Azerbaijan * (8922) [may change to +994]
- 892 64 Sumgait, Azerbaijan [may change to +994]
- 895 Gyandzha, Azerbaijan * [may change to +994]
-
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-
- Note 1 (courtesy Jason Childers, notes added in brackets where new
- codes were found):
-
- Date: 26 Feb 92 11:50:00 EST
- From: childeja@UDAVXB.OCA.UDAYTON.EDU (Jason Childers)
- Subject: Name Game in the CIS
-
- Now that the Soviet Union (USSR, CCCP) is non-existent, the republics
- have decided to change the names of some of their cities back to their
- pre-Soviet titles. Here is a list of names which {Time Magazine}
- published last month, some of which are stated in the Telecom Archives
- file ZONE.7 as having city codes:
-
- [notice 2 occurrences of Ordzhonikidze, in Russia and in Georgia]
-
- Old name New Name Code
-
- Leninakan, Armenia Kumayri or Giumri 7 885 69
- Kirovabad, Azerbaijan Gyandzha 7 895
- Minsk, Byelorussia Mensk, Belarus 7 017 %%
- Gegechkori, Georgia Martvili
- Makharadze, Georgia Ozurgeti
- Ordzhonikidze, Georgia Kharagouli
- Tsakhaya, Georgia Senaki
- Tsulukidze, Georgia Khoni
- Frunze, Kirghizia Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan 7 331
- Rybachye, Kirghizia Issyk-Kul, Kyrgyzstan
- Moldavia Moldova
- Andropov, Russia Rybinsk 7 085 37
- Brezhnev, Russia Naberezhnye Chelny 7 843 9, 7 855
- Chernenko, Russia Sharypovo
- Georgiu-Dezh, Russia Liski
- Gorky, Russia Nizhni(i) Novgorod 7 831
- Kirov, Russia Vyatka 7 833
- Kuibyshev, Russia Samara 7 846
- Kalinin Tver 7 082
- Leningrad, Russia St Petersburg 7 812
- Ordzhonikidze, Russia Vladikarkaz 7 867
- Sverdlovsk, Russia Yekaterinburg 7 343
- Ustinov, Russia Izhevsk 7 341
- Voroshilovgrad, Russia Lugansk [7 064?]
- Zagorsk, Russia Sergiev Posad 7 254
- Lvov, The Ukraine Lviv, Ukraine 7 032 %%
- Voroshilovgrad, The Ukraine Lugansk, Ukraine 7 064 %%
- Zhdanov, The Ukraine Mariupol, Ukraine 7 062 9 %%
- [added by CGM from another source:]
- Ulyanovsk, Russia Simbirsk 7 842
-
- Any edits and amendments would be appreciated.
-
- Does anybody know if Kaliningrad (the little oblast north of Poland
- and west of either Estonia or Lithuania (sorry, don't have a map next
- to me) is going back to being known as Ko:ningsberg?
-
- Jason Childers <childeja@udavxb.oca.udayton.edu>
-
- [%% - Feb. 1995 - new country codes will be used in Belarus (+375) and
- Ukraine (+380) effective 16 April 1995 - old +7 codes will be changed.]
-
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-
- Note 2:
-
- (courtesy Carl Moore)
-
- These change only a vowel (mind you, Russian uses the Cyrillic
- alphabet instead of the one we use). How does this compare to
- the changes such as Peking-to-Beijing in China?
- Minsk --> Mensk
- Lvov --> Lviv
-
- I also notice Kirghizia --> Kyrgyzstan. Nit-picking change
- in the "Kirghiz" spelling; yes, I also see the "ia" and "stan"
- endings.
-
- Kaliningrad (Ko:nigsberg being the name it had when part of
- East Prussia in Germany) is in an enclave which is part of
- the Russian republic but which borders Poland and Lithuania
- (you have to go through Lithuania and Byelorussia, now called
- Belarus, to reach the rest of the Russian republic).
-
- Yekaterinburg (see notes below regarding Sverdlovsk) has also
- been spelled without the leading Y; I'm sure this is due to
- transliteration from the Cyrillic alphabet.
-
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-
- Note 3:
-
- Tolyatti (+7 848), also spelled Toliatti, is apparently named for former
- Italian Communist party leader Palmiro Togliatti(?). This name may have
- been changed, as is known to have happened to many other cities named for
- Communists (and not just in the former USSR):
-
- Leningrad, Russia
- Stalingrad, Russia
- (became Volgograd long ago in "de-Stalinization" program under Khrushchev)
- Andropov, Russia
- Brezhnev, Russia
- Chernenko, Russia
- Kalinin, Russia
- Sverdlovsk, Russia
- (became Yekaterinburg, the name it had before the Bolshevik revolution
- and when deposed Tsar Nicholas II and his family were murdered there in
- 1918; according to "Nicholas and Alexandra", Jacob Sverdlov headed the
- Soviet cabinet and arranged those murders)
- Ulyanovsk, Russia (Ulyanov was Lenin's real last name)
- Leninakan, Armenia
- Karl-Marx-Stadt (became Chemnitz), in the former East Germany
- Wilhelm-Pieck-Stadt (became Guben), in the former East Germany
- Titograd (became Podgorica), in the former Yugoslavia
- Gottwaldov (became Zlin), in the former Czechoslovakia
-
-